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Assisting Buyers through Our Home Rebate Program Courlas Realty offers full real estate services in the Colorado Springs region. At Courlas Realty you will work with an experienced licensed Realtor. Our goal is to make your real estate journey enjoyable. Yes, we promise determined effort to help you win the keys to your dream home or move from your present house. And along the way, we will strive to make the process easy and comfortable for you. You can take advantage of our program even if you are looking for new homes for sale in Colorado Springs. One of the great perks Courlas Realty offers comes to you through our Rebate program. If our agency represents you in a purchase, we will rebate 50% of our commission back to you! This program saves our clients thousands of dollars when buying homes in Colorado. How Our Rebate Program Works How does our Rebate program benefit you? Normally, the Seller pays the Buyerâ??s agent a commission. The commission typically totals 3% of the homeâ??s purchase price. This commission is rarely discussed with the Buyer. For example, the Buyerâ??s real estate agent would receive a commission of $9000 on a home purchased for $300,000 (0.03 x $300,000 = $9,000). Generally, the Buyerâ??s agent keeps the full commission, usually sharing it with their agency. The commission is almost never used to help the Buyer with their purchase. At Courlas Realty, we assist our Buyers through our Rebate program. We send 50% of the commission back to our clients. These welcome funds help them relocate to their new Colorado Springs properties. Courlas Realty has paid out over $300,000 in Rebates and Discounts! Our Rebate program is straightforward. If you choose Courlas Realty as your real estate company, you would receive a $4,500 rebate on that same $300,000 home. Those extra monies may come in handy for closing costs, upgrades to your new home, moving expenses, Etc. If you use another real estate firm, you will typically receive nothing back. Once again, if you are using anyone else, you could be losing tho